Let your agent handle the setup.
Give an AI coding agent the tools to configure your image CDN and manage file workflows without sharing your password. CDN.MN exposes a documented authentication flow, scoped permissions, a CLI, a typed SDK and an MCP endpoint.
Start with a bounded job
Ask the agent to inspect image usage, configure an origin, rewrite image URLs and verify the result. The install skill and CLI explain the supported sequence. Review the proposed changes in your project and check representative pages before publishing them. The agent still needs access to the project it is changing.
Keep approval attached to the action
Choose the scopes the agent needs. Sensitive operations can wait for approval in your workspace; autonomy is a separate choice. Tokens can be revoked, and state-changing actions are recorded in the audit log. Authorization to inspect files is distinct from authorization to publish a collection or create a share link.
Automate repeatable file work
An agent can create collections, upload supported files, manage share links and inspect access logs using the file scopes you grant. This is useful for preparing a client delivery or publishing a recurring asset bundle. Upload limits differ by interface: the MCP upload tool accepts base64 files up to 8 MB per call.
How to get started
- Read the authentication and install guides with your agent.
- Claim the agent connection and grant the minimum scopes needed.
- Review sensitive requests, verify the result and revoke access when finished.
Frequently asked questions
Does the agent need my account password?
No. Use the documented claim flow and scoped access rather than handing your password to an agent.
Can I use a CLI instead of MCP?
Yes. The CLI and typed SDK are documented alongside the MCP integration. Use the interface that fits your project.
Can I restrict what an agent may publish?
Yes. Grant only the needed scopes and retain approval for sensitive actions. Read and write scopes do not automatically grant publication or sharing permission.